In our just completed national survey of 1,000 likely voters, the polarization of the American electorate has not ended with the elections of 2020. Instead, in spite of all the promises and rhetoric political division and disunity continues into 2021.
Ironically, President Trump has left a recovering economy and historic vaccine to the benefit of President Biden, but the country remains about evenly polarized by partisan politics. This roughly equal division defines virtually every issue and the voters’ political outlooks. …
In our new national voter poll, among all likely Republican primary voters which includes independents, President Trump dominates voter opinions:
• Seventy-two percent want Donald Trump to run again for President in 2024. Only 20% say no.
• If Donald Trump ran for President again in 2024, 81% would support him for the Republican nomination. Only 15% would oppose.
• If Donald Trump won the Republican nomination for President, 80% would vote for him in the election. CONTINUED
John McLaughlin & Jim McLaughlin, McLaughlin & Associates